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General Support: Large Image not found - Oddly enough, path is correct!

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    • CommentAuthormrwho
    • CommentTimeNov 4th 2007
     
    Hello there.

    First of all, I'd like to state that I searched the forum, but although I found several similar problems, I didn't quite find one like the one I'm having. If there is already a discussion and I missed it, my apologies.

    The trouble is I can't access the large image when clicking on it. The URL is correct (http://galeria.mrwho.mine.nu/images/pessoais/teste/pintas_desktop_azul.jpg), the picture is there, the permissions are, afaik, okay, but it still won't open. So I tried moving one of the large images down one level (into the "teste" dir) and still the same. Moved it down twice more (into the "pessoais" dir and then the "images" one) and twice I had the same problem. Only when I moved the image into Plogger's base folder I could open it in the browser!

    I'm completely baffled at this. What could be causing it? Please note that I'm no HTML/PHP/Apache guru, so it could be simply be something I'm missing.

    Thanks for any insight!
    Cheers!
    • CommentAuthorisign4jc
    • CommentTimeNov 5th 2007
     
    I had a similar problem after following instructions from another post and I knew my path was correct. I realized that I could not put an absolute path (which is what you listed), but had to change it to a relative path. This is done in the plog-functions.php file. Find this line (it was on line 2039 for me):

    function plogger_get_source_picture_url() {
    global $config;
    return (!empty($config['allow_fullpic'])) ? $config["baseurl"].'images/'.SmartStripSlashes($GLOBALS["current_picture"]["path"]) : "#";
    }


    Change the path to reflect the relative path of your images. On my setup I have my photo page in the root of my site (the one that displays my albums) and then have plogger in a folder called "photoalbum" located in the root. My lines look like this:

    function plogger_get_source_picture_url() {
    global $config;
    return (!empty($config['allow_fullpic'])) ? '../photoalbum/images/'.SmartStripSlashes($GLOBALS["current_picture"]["path"]) : "#";
    }


    Hope that helps!

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